Here’s How You Can Avail an Extra $10 Off on Your Favorite Sports Memorabilia, Thanks to Kyle Larson

What’s the other thing that fans love beyond their favorite sport and its stars? The answer probably might be the tiny moments that they cherish being with and interacting with the stars. Even more so, they simply adore a special souvenir, be it a signed cap, shirt, or picture with their most loved icon.

Hendrick Motorsports sensation Kyle Larson is one name that gets the community’s attention, obviously for a good reason. Often touted as a “once-in-a-generation talent,” Larson quickly climbed the ranks, clinching the Cup Series title in 2021 to etch his name in history. Now, coming straight to the point, the 31-year-old recently revealed how you can profit from the driver by owning exclusive memorabilia from PritineAuctions.com at a discounted price.

Kyle Larson’s Thanksgiving gift for the community comes a day or 2 after the big day

Looking for a 1959 Daytona 500 inaugural ticket or yearning for a Jeff Gordon-signed special edition “24Ever” full-size helmet? Don’t worry; Pristine Auction has it all covered. Whether you are a racing fan, a basketball enthusiast, or an MMA/boxing fanatic, the online auction site has everything in store.

From comic book and music collectibles to exclusive collectibles signed by greats like Stephen Curry and Jeff Gordon, the online sale is a gem for ardent collectors out there. Recently, Gordon’s driver, Larson, shared a tweet that will get you an additional $10 off for the first purchase.

Use code “Larson” to avail yourself of the special Black Friday offer and give yourself or your loved ones an extra special gift. The HMS driver on his “X” handle put out the tweet along with a quirky edit that highlights the details of the Black Friday sale, including free $25 credit, loaded 10-minute auctions featuring thousands of sports items, and awesome giveaways that’ll be right at your doorstep.

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Larson’s home ground trophy hunt

This week’s USAC National Midget race will have a special guest from the NASCAR circle as the #5 HMS star returns to his home track of Placer Speedway in North California. While the driver is currently residing in Arizona and having to move away from Elk Grove, California, this week’s Hangtown 100 will feature the return of the driver to his home track.

Larson returned to the USAC Midget series after almost a year’s absence. Participating in the Hangtown 100 where he earned a preliminary win on Friday, before rallying from 16th place starting position to first in the feature race on Sunday. Larson will be up against a 53-driver field. While the practice and qualifying have concluded on Friday, November 24, the 98-lap main feature is scheduled on Saturday, November 25 during the Thanksgiving weekend bonanza.

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